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Work · May 12, 2026

TabAutopilot

AI tab manager that learns. 100% private. free.

What it does

TabAutopilot uses Chrome's built-in Gemini Nano AI to automatically group your browser tabs by topic — not just by domain. It learns from your corrections, hibernates inactive tabs (95% memory savings), detects duplicates, snoozes tabs for later, saves workspaces, and recovers from crashes. Everything runs on your device. No account. No tracking. No external API calls. It's free.

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